33b.notebook I know how to rewrite equations using the distributive property and by combining like terms 1 33b.notebook Take out Progress Reports Combining "Like Terms" 2 33b.notebook This is a list of things that I found when I was cleaning out an old dresser sock, dollar, gum, sock, gum, gum, dollar 3 33b.notebook 3x + 4 + 2x + 8 4 33b.notebook 3x + 4x2 + 2x + 8x2 5 33b.notebook 3y 9 2 + 7y 4y 6 33b.notebook 3y + 9y2 2y2 + 7y 4y 7 33b.notebook 13z 12 + 18z 2 7z y 8 33b.notebook Try 5x 2x 11 + 4y 12 + 4x 9 33b.notebook Try Create a combine like terms problem where this is the answer 5x + 12 10 33b.notebook Distributive Property what does it look like? 11 33b.notebook 3(2x + 7) 12 33b.notebook 3(4x 11) 13 33b.notebook 6(x + 12) 14 33b.notebook 2 ways to think 5(4x 10) 15 33b.notebook Try 8(x 4) 16 33b.notebook (x 2) 17 33b.notebook 3(x + 4y z) 18 33b.notebook Try 7( 2x + 4) 19 33b.notebook Distributive property (in reverse) rewrite using the distributive property 16x + 16y 20 33b.notebook 5x 5z 21 33b.notebook 20x + 20y 20z 22 33b.notebook Challenge 5x 10y 23 33b.notebook Distribute and Combine Like Terms 3(x+5) + 5 24 33b.notebook 18 4(x+4) 25 33b.notebook 5 (x + 5) 26 33b.notebook try 2x + 3(x + 1) 27 33b.notebook Write an Equation using the distributive property One day the entire family of 5 watched a matinee movie and an evening show. The total that they paid for the day was $80. Each family member paid the same amount. The price for the evening show was $11. How much did each person pay for the matinee? 28 33b.notebook CW p.44 #16 29 33b.notebook HW p.44 #1117 *27,34 30
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